38 Sheets Cyanotype Sun Print Kit With 2 Clear Acrylic Sheets - High Sensitivity Solar Drawing Paper for Nature Printing - A5 Size (5.8 x 8.3 Inch) - DIY Arts and Crafts for Adults and Kids

The media could not be loaded. Before I bought it I was checking all the reviews, and it was not that good so I was kind of worried. Then, I immediately tested how this work as soon as I receive it. This is an excellent product. It’s so simple and easy to play.I took two kids work on it, and they had so much fun. Make sure you follow the directions.1. Arrange the leaves or flat things on top of this paper.2. Leave it under the sunshine for 15-20 min.3. Take the paper out and rinse in water until the paper turns into blue.4. Air dry.

While there are many good reviews, another person remarked that the dye on their paper was weak and applied in streaks. I also found this to be true. I cannot get the high contrast images that the vendor shows for the product. I have experience with this type of paper. We intended to use it for a party. I had to find a local alternate supply.

Cool for kids. The definition they show in picts is not the same There is little detail. More like blocks and shapes.

My correspondents were surprised and delighted with small packages of sunprint paper. Some were completely unfamiliar with the concept but not intimidated by the process. I re-packaged smaller amounts in bags made of opaque garbage bags, loading them in the dark with a red light to be on the safe side. Have only heard from one person, who tried it almost immediately and loved the experience.

This was so disappointing. My family had planned to make holiday cards while we were gathered together at Thanksgiving. I've worked with sun prints before, so I was looking forward to this. First off, there were no acrylic sheets included, so we had to use glass baking pans to keep the materials from blowing away. Then nothing happened...or very little. The results were so pale, and it seemed like the coating was old. I had not opened the package until yesterday, so it had not been exposed to the sun. I know the price is right for this purchase, but if it doesn't work, then it's not worth anything.

The price cannot be beat and the quality is the same as the more expensive brand I usually use for my art classes. Will def buy again.

This kit includes 40 sheets of cyanotype paper, which is a type of photographic paper that is sensitive to light and produces a blue and white print when exposed to sunlight. The kit also includes 2 clear acrylic sheets to hold the paper in place during exposure. The A5 size of the paper makes it suitable for a variety of projects, including creating photograms, making sun prints, and experimenting with different compositions. Overall, this kit seems to be a great choice for anyone interested in alternative photography methods, and it comes at a reasonable price point of $16.99.Pros:Cyanotype paper is a unique and fun alternative to traditional photography methods, allowing for experimentation with light, texture, and compositionThe kit includes 40 sheets of A5 size paper, which is suitable for a variety of projectsThe clear acrylic sheets included in the kit make it easy to hold the paper in place during exposure, ensuring crisp and clear printsThe high sensitivity of the paper means that prints can be made relatively quickly and easily, without the need for a darkroom or complicated equipmentThe price point of $16.99 is reasonable for the number of sheets and the unique photographic potential of cyanotype paperCons:The process of creating cyanotype prints can be somewhat time-consuming and requires a bit of trial and error to get the exposure and development times just rightThe blue and white color palette of cyanotype prints may not be to everyone's taste, or may not be suitable for certain projectsThe sensitivity of the paper means that it needs to be stored in a cool, dry, and dark place to avoid premature exposure and degradationThe clear acrylic sheets included in the kit may not be as durable or long-lasting as other options, and may need to be replaced over timeCyanotype paper may not be suitable for those looking to create high-resolution or detailed prints, as the results are generally more abstract and impressionistic.

Nice thick paper. Great little project to do with kids. Prints come out very clear, even on cloudy days. Love these!